King Uncle (1993)

Stern, strict and prestigious Ashok Bansal is an industrialist and the eldest in the Bansal family. He is a very strict man especially when it comes to his family, his younger brother, Anil... See full summary »

Director:

Rakesh Roshan

Writers:

Anees Bazmee (dialogue), Ravi Kapoor (screenplay),

Stars:

Jackie Shroff, Shah Rukh Khan, Nagma

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jackie Shroff	...	Ashok Bansal
Shah Rukh Khan	...	Anil Bansal
Nagma	...	Kavita
Sushmita Mukherjee	...	Shanti - Orphanage Principal
Deb Mukherjee	...	Ashok
Deven Verma	...	Karim, the butler
Yunus Parvez
Dinesh Hingoo	...	Chunilal
Dewan Sarar
Birbal	...	Fenni's father
Coca Cola
Anu Agrawal	...	Fenni
Paresh Rawal	...	Pratap
Dalip Tahil	...	Pradeep Mallik
Pooja Ruparel	...	Munna (orphan girl)

Storyline

Stern, strict and prestigious Ashok Bansal is an industrialist and the eldest in the Bansal family. He is a very strict man especially when it comes to his family, his younger brother, Anil, and sister Sunita who must all follow his rules and regulations pattern. Fail to act proactively and abide by these rules Anil decides to run away from home with an orphan named Kavita and seeks employment in a garage. His sister who loves a peon named Kamal is forced to marry the alcoholic, cruel, abusive and womanizer Pradeep Malik. Soon a run-away orphan named Munna ended up in Ashok's house. Where she decides to mend his ways. Will she be successful in doing so?

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Plot Keywords:

orphanage | children | brother sister relationship

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Genres:

Action | Comedy | Drama | Family

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Details

Country:

India

Language:

Hindi

Filming Locations:

Goa, India

Company Credits

Production Co:

Film Kraft

Technical Specs

Runtime:

171 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Amitabh Bachchan was approached to play the lead.

User Reviews

Very Sweet!

You will really like this film... If you can get past your first impressions of Pooja Ruparel .... Munna (orphan girl), you will soon come to love this film. Granted Pooja is a bit over the top in her portrayal, a bit like watching the stage production of Annie, but she does seem to manage to steal your heart in the end, just as she does in the film.

Just remember, this is an older film, from Shah Rukh Khan's early days in films, so things may seem a bit dated, but you will soon get past that, and come to love the characters and story.

This is a very sweet film.